anet e10 3d models

The demo video shows one side of an Anet A8 printer, of course the indicator ring is mounted on both sides : https://youtu.be/3GsEOtJSWuk This is an indicator tool for checking the synchronization (aka both sides the heights are even) of the two Z...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Notes: Layer Height: 0.1 mm Wall Thickness / Top / Bottom: 0.8 mm Infill: 0% Print Speed: 60 mm/s Travel Speed: 120 mm/s You can probably get away with 0.2 mm Layer Height on everything but the...

Hardware needed: * m6x16mm pan-head screw (you could also use a regular head screw and a second washer, but you would need a slightly longer screw then.) * m6 washer * m6 nut * m3x8mm screw * m3 nut I took design inspiration from [this mount for a...

For a limited time only, enjoy an amazing 45% discount on the ANET A8 3D printer using coupon code A8PRINT at checkout!\n \n \n Tools Required\nTools Needed for this Build: • Allen Keys • M3 Tap • Helicoil Kit • Pliers • Spanners • Screw Driver •...

Its origins were in my desire to utilize all of my ANET-A8 spares effectively. After assembling the first prototype, I decided to use one of the 8mm smooth rods to ream some 3D sleeve bearings that I designed for my A8 to replace its noisy LM8UU...

Furthermore, I took Anet A8 motor mount fix by klownius and adjusted it for Zonestar p802qr2. A big thanks to Simhopp, djnicolosi3148, and klownius for doing this! I printed this using ABS and 40% infill .14 HOURS PRINTING TIME. Klownius took...

I left a hole on top to save material and to be able to tighten all screws without (re)moving the helper. I think it is not getting any easier than this. Update 10-Oct-2019: Added 40mm version for 2040 or 4040 extrusions. Happy Printing Print...

If it fails in the future, which is unlikely, I can simply print a new one for a few cents. Since this could be useful for other bike models or types, I added the FreeCAD V0.19 source file which allows changing the measurements. Update: 30.Jul.2020...

This particular project is designed specifically for my printer (GEEETech i3 pro b with metal parts) but if i get interest in the comments from other hobbyists looking at making this design I'll be more than happy to upload files for this print head...

My previous version fits the original anet a8 filament reel holder and dry box using bought ptfe connectors. This one, the entire connector is printed and has worked out really well. I use a small piece of sponge, cut with a slot for the filament to...

... einmal eine 75mm (DN75) Fassung des "Stopfens" ergänzt. Dazu einfach mit Part2 vom DN50 kombinieren. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.3 Infill: 20 Filament: Basicfil (Amazon) PETG Category: DIY

:) Print Settings Printer Brand: Anet Printer: A8Rafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.2 Infill: 25 Notes: I printed this with the face for the 30mm fan down against the bed so it needed no supports. I used PETG for the temperature resistance and...

Including @TNS whose Anet solution to this problem is what I based mine on for the Geeetech printer. Since I never found a completely ideal solution; a toothed wheel that a) printed well, b) was just the right match for the stepper gear pulley (20...

Here are some of the parts I used: 1/2" Aluminum Tubing - https://www.mcmaster.com/#9056k65/=16im13o 1/2" ID Bearing - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VNVFY42/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Stepper Driver -...

I included the file here, but also a link to the fan duct project: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4620140 If you want to mount an ATX power supply to your Tronxy X5 you can use my ATX mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3420536 I also...

Furthermore, all parts fit nicely and photos of the build are uploaded. While owning both an Anet AM8 and a Prusa MK3S you start to really appreciate the work and effort the guys at Prusa research put into their extruder. I wanted to convert my AM8...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Not necessary Supports: Yes Resolution: .4 mm nozzle Infill: 20% Notes: I used a brim instead of rafting, which may not be necessary for more experienced printers or users. My print time was approximately 8...

I will build a 3D FDM printer myself in the next months and want to try something new for the X-axis carriage, also I wanted to use the E3D V6 holder for the Anet A8 by TNS (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2099577) to fit onto the slide, therefore...

... (about 7-8 cm each) some soldering skills. **Edit:** Added original adapter battery rail ### Print Settings --------------------------------------- **Printer:** Anet A8 **Supports:** Not required **Resolution:** 0.2 0.32 for the lid **Infill:** 20

... plug in the so it is not embraced by the adapter.</strong></p> <p>I am not responsible for you being locked out. :D. Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.2Infill: 15% Filament: Janbex PLA Black Category: Household

His robot arm uses three 28BYJ-48 steppers for the outmost joints: Please "like" this thing or post your make as a token of appreciation for my work. Find my other fischertechnik designs here. keywords: 28BYJ-48 28BYJ48 case enclosure...

Notes on printer settings: Printer: Anet A8 modified Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% The print settings aren't crucial, so you can use whatever works for your printer and material. I recommend 3 walls with 20% minimum for...

I've been wrong before. (Note: My cooling fan has been removed for photo purposes.) I use a Thorpe duct and adapter, so the lower bearing block is shaped to fit and allow for that. You can use 2 Uppers if you don't have that specific lower need. The...

I'm going to put this on my modified Anet A8 soon.Print SettingsSupports:NoResolution:0.25Infill:15%Filament: Generic PETGNotes:The backplate weighs almost nothing. ...I may have even used 10% infill for it!</p><p>Adaptive layers can help the front part...

Moo, Otter Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 - 0.2 Infill: 40% Notes: Supports are only needed for the Motor-Mount (everywhere!) and for the Chain-CapMount. If you print the Cap as it is in the STL file, you...

The model is fully functional with the first four parts: Body Piston Trigger Lock I advice you to print these four parts in order to verify if your printing is working fine. The first one, named BODY, is quite complex and requires SUPPORT and...

The parts used to complete the box are: * Low profile 510 connector (22mm) * Momentary Switch (12mm) * Mosfet (IRLB3034PBF) * 15k Ohm resistor * Wire and shrink wrap tubing * Copper sheets (Brass or aluminum would work fine too) Print Settings...

Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 7% Notes: .8mm wall, top, and bottom thickness. 2 layers outer walls, and 4 layers top and bottom. 230C Hot End and 55C Bed Material was 1.75mm PLA .4mm nozzle 30mm/s on...

Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Infill: 100% Notes: I used Cura to print this, and Support Type was set to Everywhere to prevent stringing. Design Inspiration: The design of the buttons is based on X10's XPT line of...

... The tool itself is where I put my heart to work. It's meant to be stiff and compact and still shove as much air through the V6 as possible so it never clogs... at least not due to heat saturation. I'm going to put this on my modified Anet A8 soon.